Mint Dental Care

Types of Dentures You Can Find at Mint Dental Care

December 30, 2022
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Posted By: Dr. Hayder Kafaji

When choosing dentures in Odessa, FL, making a choice that works well for your lifestyle is important. Whether you just want to complete your smile, fill in the gaps, or you have an active lifestyle where stability is important, our team at Mint Dental Care is here to guide you toward a denture decision that leaves you smiling.

Types of Dentures We Offer

An evaluation is the first step in determining which type of dentures will work for you. Are your gums healthy? Do you have healthy remaining teeth or need to replace an entire arch? Here is a guide to choosing the correct dentures for your smile.

Partial Dentures

Partial dentures are for people who have some healthy teeth remaining. Partial dentures rely on clips to secure them in place using your natural teeth as anchors. We have an eye for detail and will match your new partial denture to your natural teeth for a seamless look. 

Partial dentures use a metal, acrylic, or flexible base to hold the denture in place.

Complete (Full) Traditional Dentures

Complete dentures replace all teeth on the upper arch, lower arch, or both. Traditional full dentures rely on the bony ridge of your bottom jaw and suction on your upper jaw to remain in place. Since using adhesives is not ideal, having a good fit is essential. The fit can change over time due to changes in your bone structure, but we will monitor the denture closely and reline it when necessary.

Implant-Supported Dentures

Implant-supported dentures use dental implants to secure the denture in place with a bar or ball fixture. Because the denture uses dental implants to stay in place, you will not need to worry about denture slippage.

All-on-4 (Teeth in a Day) Implant Dentures

All-on-x dental implants require several dental implants (usually 4-6) to hold your denture in place. This is the lowest profile type of complete denture, making it easier to taste food and easier to get used to wearing.

This is often considered the ideal type of denture for foodies and active people because it stays put and is less bulky, making physical activities, like sports or bicycling, easier.

Modern Dentures in Odessa, FL

For more information about dentures, we welcome your call and look forward to helping you complete your smile.

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